Gulati comments on Greek debt restructuring
Prof. Mitu Gulati says that Greece may give in to the demands of private investors holding 2-3 percent of the Greek debt, rather than go through "the drama of being in default again.” » New York Times

International Criminal Tribunal for the Former Yugoslavia judge visits Duke Law March 28
Judge Patrick Robinson will discuss his decades of experience in the UN and the ICTY.

Rochelle Dreyfuss' Lecture
View the recording of Rochelle Dreyfuss' CICL lecture from March 12. » A Neofederalist Vision of TRIPS

Lathrop ’06 edits authoritative reference on maritime boundary disputes
Coalter Lathrop seeks assistance from Duke Law students for International Maritime Boundaries.

Helfer discusses discrimination based on sexual orientation and gender identity at United Nations
Prof. Laurence Helfer participates in a panel discussion on discriminatory laws and practices and acts of violence against individuals based on sexual orientation and gender identity. » United Nations Webcast

Can Louis Vuitton Dance with HiPhone? Rethinking the Idea of Social Justice in Intellectual Property Law
Presented by Duke Law SJD candidate Haochen Sun
Tuesday, April 3, 2012,
12:15 PM
Law School 4045

John Ikenberry's Lecture
View the recording of Professor Ikenberry's lecture from February 28. » China, the West, and the Future of Liberal World Order

Bradley’s forthcoming book focus of scholarship roundtable, March 24
Leading experts gather to consider Prof. Curtis Bradley’s International Law in the U.S. Legal System

Helfer participates in human rights conference with Supreme Court justices
Prof. Laurence Helfer is among the panelists at a high-level conference on the role of European and U.S. judicial systems in protecting individual rights.

Human Rights and Intellectual Property: Mapping the Global Interface
Prof. Laurence Helfer talks about his new book, which is the focus of a panel discussion, Oct. 28. » Global Matters

Spring seminar and trip focus on women’s rights in Ghana
Prof. Kathryn Bradley leads seminar on comparative legal and cultural issues affecting spousal intestate succession and property rights.

International Law and Global Public Goods Scholarship Roundtable
Saturday, October 22, 2011
All Day • Room 4044
By invitation only.

Duke Human Rights Center broadens purview
Prof. Laurence Helfer serves as co-director of expanding center, which will examine human rights issues through the framework of law, social science and public policy together with the humanities and ethics. » Duke Today